a convicted killer who escaped from a prison in michigan is caught in indiana. we'll have reaction. the employee at the center of misconduct allegations has resigned from the state treasurer's office. and joakim noah is ejected from last night's bulls-kings game. details, ahead in sports. good morning. i'm dan ponce. >> usually he keeps his cool. sorry. >> this is your show, i am just here. >>and i'm erin mcelroy. i'm talking to much. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. those stories are just ahead this half-hour. but first, demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> we have a big snowstorm coming. it's the 33rd snow of the season which is a lot. basically the season is half what over. with a winter storm

coming. you may have heard. winter weather advisory is in effect today at 6:00 p.m.-noon wednesday. three-6 in. of snow just to the south we have the possibility for more than 6 in. of snow. all that snow gets here in time for this afternoon. it won't arrive until rush-hour. the advisory for all the counties in purple. also a winter storm warning is in effect for some of these counties. right now is 15 at the lakefront. 12 in midway. we have cloud cover across a region and also dry conditions will keep us with temperatures in the teens. looking to the southwest, this is what's coming. the storm that will tap into the gulf of mexico and it will bring about this much snow. about 5 in. for

chicago. down to the south could have 6 in.. same deal for lake county and the port county. today, high temperature of 26. you may be able to get home and stay dry but by bedtime that still will be here. it will end early wednesday. wednesday's high is 24. thursday is 11. >> of the things are looking good. we have some work on the eisenhower from racine to morgan. those are full lane closures until 5:00. plan that into your commute this morning. but other than that you should be in good shape. another update in a few minutes. >>a woman is charged with d-u-i after a crash injured eight people on the city's south side. prosecutors say robin sewell was drunk when she ran a red light and crashed into a car with seven people inside. it happened at 43-rd and lasalle early yesterday morning. a woman and two men are ina man,

a woman, and three children are in fair to serious condition. sewell is also charged with driving without a license and not having insurance. a convicted murderer who broke out of a prison in michigan, is back in custody, after his capture in northern indiana. >> michael elliot was serving time for killing four people in 1993, when he escaped sunday from the ionia correctional center. a woman says he carjacked her and forced her to drive to indiana. they stopped for gas in middlebury. she called 9-1-1 from the gas station restroom. >> is taking longer than i thought. >> is it him? >> he is knocking on the bathroom door. >> every day you have someone's life in your hand one way or another. but this one takes the cake. >> the kidnapper fled the gas station alone... ditched the woman's stolen jeep... then stole another car. when a sheriff's deputy spotted that car, police chased elliot, and caught him. police and relatives say they

robbins would shoot and kill his wife and two teenaged children. eastpolice say michael worsham began the shooting rampage late sunday night, first killing his 17-year-old son, steven roe, then ollie, out of bed and shot her. worsham and fought for his gun. but worsham told him to run out of the house. police say worsham then shot his daughter, 15-year-old, trisdion in the back , as she tried to run out of the house. >> i don't know what happened or what went wrong. >> i guess there's no other word to say other than her foot. i'm a father. i cannot imagine what would bring someone to such a dark place where they would leave the have to take the lives of their entire family. >>police say worsham also fired shots at witnesses who saw the shooting from the street. they were not injured. worsham's body was found inside the home ... police say he suffered a heart attack. his 14-year-old son and his five-year-old nephew survived. police say worsham had no criminal history and worked as a security guard at thornton high

school. today's the day we get our first look into the way police handled a deadly fight involving former mayor daley's nephew. richard vanecko pled guilty friday to involuntary manslaughter, for throwing the punch that ultimately killed david koschman outside a tavern on division street in 2004. vanecko will serve two months in prison. a special prosecutor examined a claim that police covered up the facts to protect the mayor's relative. the findings will be made public today. the employee of the state treasurer's office who made misconduct allegations against illinois treasurer dan rutherford has resigned from his to be named, accused rutherford of forcing him to do politicalrutherford is running for governor. he denied the accusation during a meeting with the tribune editorial board yesterday. the accuser's lawyer spoke on w- l-s radio, saying a formal complaint may be filed later this week. >> i cannot comment on the claims. right now we're focused

on the first claimed. but don't want to box myself in, but we may be adding more claims. don't speculate. and not saying it's when you mention. it could be other things. we're just not ready to go there yet. >>svenson did some legal work for republican opponent bruce rauner last year. rutherford says rauner is behind the claim going public, which rauner and svenson deny. governor quinn is required to unveil a new state budget this month. but he wants to wait until after next month's primary election. that's because the budget would likely require quinn to say whether he plans to extend the state's temporary income tax the wrong decision could cost him the primary. critics, both republican and democrat, say quinn's delaying tactic smacks of pure politics. his office says he just needs more time to put together a *five -year spending plan. the city of chicago is about to learn the price of its recent credit downgrade. city aldermen agreed to borrow

almost two billion dollars for capital improvement projects, upgrades to midway airport, lawsuit settlements and debt payments. typically, a lower bond rating means higher borrowing costs. this one may cost taxpayers an extra 20 million dollars a year. chicago's bond rating tumbled three notches last july... the worst one-time drop in city history. an off duty chicago police officer fatally shot a man after he walked in on the middle of a robbery inside a walgreens on the city's northwest side. it happened yesterday in the 52-hundred block of north milwaukee 17 at his arrest police beat him after the discovered he was already in police custody at a time and murders. >> 20 years of my life was taken. there's no way i'll get back. i do want the people who are responsible for that to pay for it. to what extent, i don't know. i will have to find out exactly.

>> lawyers say police coerced eight young men into confessing and taking part in the killings. he served time until police. two others have the charges brought out and another was saved. >>a crowd gathered to try and keep mount assisi academy from closing. hissthis candlelight vigil was held in front of the school, in south-west suburban lemont last night. last week, the all girls school announced it was closing due to declining enrollment. this gathering was organized to keep it running, but the school says any money raised would only be a short term fix. mount assisi has been open for 63-years. classes resume today at hinsdale middle school. the entire school was shut down last month for a good scrubbing, after a water pipe rupture revealed mold in the walls. a lot of flooring and drywall was replaced... and some asbestos was removed. now, the school has been ruled safe for students again. 100-thousand potholes have been patched in chicago this year, and more are coming. the city says it has crews working every day to fix the holes in the streets. they keep popping up as we keep

getting more snow and ice. that's keeping road crews busy, but it also means big business at auto shops. more potholes increase your odds of popping a tire. sometimes the rim gets so damaged, that it has to be tossed for scrap. >> we normally do five we did 50. >> it's usually because of salt. >>the city says it patched 625- thousand potholes last year. we're expecting more snow this week, so you can expect more holes in the future. this winter gave some people in the south their first taste of snow, and the same goes for their pets. this is sophie the cat's first experience with snow. sophie and her family live in alabama. you can see she's pretty cautious, then curious, and then obsessed with the inch of snow that's covering the yard. her owners set up a facebook page to capture future adventures. >> i love a good the cat video. >> demetrius should appreciate this. >> has your cat been in the snow? >> my cat is at the zoo. i have

a bindle tiger. >> you are a tiger daddy? >> its visiting the elk right now. let's take a look at today. winter weather advisory goes into effect at 6:00 p.m. core all those counties in purple. we will see three-6 in. of snow across the entire area. some areas to the south you could get more than that. kerry are at 5:00 p.m. at checkout time and we are still dry. we hope that panned out as the chance of snow could arrive earlier. i hope it waits until rush hour is done but it will be snowing through the overnight and into tomorrow. temperatures are ok. high in the mid-20s. the 70 forecast in a minute. >>coming up ... a child dies and another is hurt aboard a cruise ship. we'll have details. and -- the latest on a fiery plane crash in nashville that killed all aboard. plus -- why the treasury debt limit deadline is different from the others. and -- we're getting a new look at a daredevil's jump from the

edge of space. we'll show you, coming a for your child died ine

pool of a norwegian cruise ship. the ship was off the coast of north carolina, when two children were found in the pool yesterday afternoon. medical staff were able to save a six year old child, but they could not save the other one. the survivor was airlifted to a hospital with his grandmother. there's no word on whether they were related to the other

victim. four people were killed when a small private jet crashed in nashville, tennessee last night. the plane slammed into the ground and exploded into flames just yards from a y-m-c-a. everyone on board was killed. no one else was injured. investigators say the plane had tried to land at a small airport just ten miles away and it was making a second attempt when it went down. the plane took off from kansas and all four victims are from one family. the n-t-s-b is now investigating the crash. joan mondale, the wife of former vice president walter mondale, has passed away. mondale was surrounded by her husband and two sons during her final hours yesterday. the women who was known as "saint joan of art" for her passion for the arts was 83 years old. the former vice president released a statement "we are grateful for the expressions of love and support we have received. joan was greatly loved by many. we will miss her dearly." a funeral service will be held saturday. the debate over debt ceilings will resurface in washington. the treasury needs congress to

>> we have these extraordinary measures to finance the government. this time it will only give us a brief span of time before we run out. >>the budget deal that ended the government shutdown in october suspended the debt limit through friday. treasury secretary jack lew says the measures used to pay bills now will run out by the end of the month. house republicans are demanding spending cuts before they agree to raise the debt ceiling again. remember the guy who jumped to earth from a high-altitude balloon last year? well, now, we can show you how the breathtaking leap look, from his own personal jumper- cam. felix baumgartner wore the camera as he fell 128 thousand feet, at more than 800- miles per hour. that's faster than the speed of sound. the entire jump lasted about five minutes, and ended successfully and safely. baumgartner's next mission won't be quite as daring. he'll help with helicopter rescues and firefighting missions.

>> i have vertigo just from watching that. >> lacrosse awfully he lands. it was that his landing? >> he did well. that is cool. he's alive. 11 degrees is the current temperature. snow comes our way about 12 hours away. it will arrive today at the tail end of rush-hour. hopefully it doesn't arrive before 6:00 p.m.. there is a chance it could arrive before that. right now our temperature is 9 degrees in waukegan. only four degrees in aurora. we're currently at two degrees in kankakee. temperatures are where they should be. yesterday we dropped down to - 5. windchill of - 2 in bartlett. aurora is at 4 degrees. yesterday we were in the minus 30 degree range. right now we are 15 above 0 at the lakefront. we have high temperatures reaching the mid- 20s today. but this system has a lot of very colorful names in

terms of neurology. it's called a texas hook because basically it moves through the panhandle and makes a left-hand turn and hooks through the great lakes. on our page we have some colorful names for that. we have snow coming in at 5:00 p.m.. looking at this note getting heavy into tonight. it exits early after rush-hour on wednesday. tomorrow morning could be rough. we're expecting three-6 in. of snow to come our way. then we begin to dry out with some areas in northwest indiana possibly seeing 4-6 in.. snow in the evening. mid-20s. tomorrow's high is 24. six percent chance of snow early in the day. thursday is another cold one morning temperatures down to five. >> a quick update on traffic. a

water main breaks slowing things down in maywood. we have a few other items. 76 and halsted have that intersection shut down for ongoing police investigation if you are coming in on the eisenhower between morgan and racine, we have full blame closures up to 50 minutes at a time in place until 5:00 a.m.. plan accordingly. you could be stuck in that full lane closure. >>coming up ... another grocer is buying up more dominick's locations. we'll have details. and ahead after 4:30 --- the obamacare website still isn't working. why thousands of user appeals aren't being touched. and next in sports -- patrick kane plays with a heavy heart after the loss of his grandfather. >> good morning. it is faced book's 10th birthday. we are celebrating today as a are the 1.2 billion other people in the world. you spend too much time on line and you forget how to communicate and speak english.

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monday after a weak manufacturing report worried investors. the dow plunged 326 points. the nasdaq fell 106. and the s-and-p dropped 40

points. the federal reserve has a new chief. janet yellen.. was sworn in monday as the first woman to head the u-s federal reserve. yesterday, she took her oath of office in d-c. yellen has been a member of the fed board of governors since 19-94. she's now in charge of directing economic policy for the nation's central bank. yellen said she wants to be called "fed chair" not "chairwoman". southwest airlines will offer more flights out of dallas, love-field by the end of the year southwest will add numerous nonstop flights from its base in dallas, after the flight restriction expires from love field this october. in recent months, southwest won takeoff and landing rights at reagan national airport and laguardia. with the repeal in dallas, southwest plans to add direct flights from love field to 41 more states. direct flights from dallas to midway airport will begin october 13th. seven dominick's locations. whole foods will announce more information february 12th, when first quarter earnings areas of now, we know the locations are in chicago and the suburbs. west loop, streeterville, lincoln park, edgewater willowbrook, evanston and elmhurst. with the dominick's

acquisitions, whole foods will have 28 stores in the chicago area by next year. time for sports. joakim noah had a streak of 18 games with double- digit rebounds, but his anger did not allow him to make it to 19. the bulls halfway through their road trip with a stop in sacramento. bulls down three early... damarcus cousins posts up on taj gibson, and powers his way inside for the dunk... he scored a game- high 25 points. bulls still down in the third when noah gets called for a loose ball foul... he disagrees with the call and promptly lets the referees know it with some colorful language. he gets ejected, and could face further discipline from the league. noah has apologized, but the bulls score a season- low and lose 99-70. patrick kane playing in l-a, just hours after the death of his grandfather. hawks a on power play just a minute into the game... and kane slips one past his olympic teammate jonathan quick... then points to the sky. later in the period... hawks

with a three- on- one breakaway, and kane centers to bryan bickell who breaks out of his slump with his eighth goal. hawks back up in the third... patrick sharp steals the puck and centers to kane for his second goal of the night... his first multi- goal game since december 14-th. the hawks win 5-3, and sweep the season series with the kings. notre dame visiting newly- minted number-one team, syracuse. the irish down ten in the final seconds of the half... trevor cooney puts up a three to beat the buzzer... he was nine- of- 12 from long range. notre dame pull within seven in the second... but cooney goes underneath for the lay-up and the foul... he scored a game- high 33 to keep syracuse undefeated. notre dame loses 61-55, and falls to three- and seven in the a-c-c. there's more to come in our news. the bulls are back in action tonight. that's a look at sports. >> a we are looking at the snow

coming our way. hopefully we get rush-hour in this afternoon but there is the chance of the snow to arrive before then. this note moves through portions of the mississippi river valley. should be here close to 5:00 p.m. to be prepared. if there is potentially could hold off until after that. today's high is only 26. wednesday we make 24. thursday's high is 11 degrees. it will be quite cold for thursday and friday even saturday. saturday we mig-23. monday, 10. not much of a warm- up. >> we have some traffic because of police activity impacting the no. 96 ct a bus. both directions due to the street blockage. the water main break at first and washington. keep in mind we are dealing with in written full lane closures between racine and morgan. give yourself some extra time.

>> still more to come -- including alive report on the race for governor. and -- the former teacher accused in a youtube video of child sex abuse has been arrested. we'll have details. plus -- the latest on the chris christie bridge scandal, as the new jersey governor speaks out on local radio. and -- we're learning more on the death of actor philip seymour hoffman and what was found inside his apartment.

the employee at the center of misconduct allegations has resigned from the state treasurer's office. a convicted killer who escaped from a prison in michigan is caught in indiana. and web companies reveal what secret data the government asked them to turn over. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. before we get to the top stories, let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. and now we have had 52 in. of snow this year and typically we get about 37. if you want to complain, there are 50 + reasons why you can. three-6 in. of snow come late this afternoon into evening. for the south sections of chicago there is potential for more than 6 in..

winter weather advisory is in effect for all the counties in purple. as a look around the region, a fairly nice start. 15 at the lakefront. seven degrees at bartlett. satellite composite shows we'd stay dry today. the snow will ride in the afternoon. three-6 in. of snow. here is the day planner, today's temperature is about 26 degrees by 5:00. 24 degrees with us know tonight into tomorrow morning. >> a few problems on the roads. a water main breaks still causing big problems for those trying to get through to the entire intersection is basically shut down until this is restored. we have cta rerouting in both directions, streak is blocked. check the website for

the latest on that. the numbers look good. in bound eisenhower between morgan and racine, full lane closures. that goes for the next 30 minutes. >>the republican's race for the governor's seat is starting to heat up in illinois. all four candidates met yesterday with the tribune editorial board and they will meet again this morning at a candidate forum. tonya francisco is live in naperville with more. >> good morning. this is one of five debates that are planned for the candidates before next month's primary. it is turning into a bruising battle for the republicans. our cameras were allowed inside yesterday's session with the chicago tribune editorial board. mostly a civil session with the four republican kenneth answering questions about a wide range of issues including the state income tax hike which is going to expire in january. education policy, capital program even same-sex marriage. also asked to address

personal issues that have popped up during the campaign including the most recent accusation by the state treasurer that rival is behind a misconduct allegation being made by treasury employee. according to the attorney for that employee they ask for three $7,000 to keep quiet about the allegations. he claims that attorney is working for the opponent. but they said it was on the lease for a campaign space for which he saved $3,500. >> i believe he is behind it. >> it is ridiculous. this is politics. last week the attacked with allegations i know nothing about and have nothing to do with. >> afterwards, the other two republican candidates called this matter a distraction for the campaign. brady did admit it has been good for his campaign.

they will meet at this marriott in a few hours. back to you. >>today's the day we get our first look into the way police handled a deadly fight involving former mayor daley's nephew. richard vanecko pled guilty friday to involuntary manslaughter, for throwing the punch that ultimately killed david koschman outside a division street tavern in 2004. vanecko will serve two months in prison. a special prosecutor examined a claim that police covered up the facts to protect the mayor's relative. the findings will be made public today. convicted murderer michael elliot was recaptured in la porte, indiana, one day after he broke out of michigan's ionia correctional center. a woman says he carjacked her and headed south. when they stopped for gas, she called 9-1-1 from the gas station restroom. police say elliot left alone, ditched the vehicle, stole another one, and was spotted, chased and captured. an undercover officer admitted

looking for more murder motive. a man shot his stepson, his daughter and his wife. there were all shot inside their home. the 14 year-old son survived after running from the house. the suspect found dead at the scene investigators say he suffered a heart attack. >> an undercover officer said it was his idea to use the molotov cocktails at the nato meeting. the defense has been tried to show how the police encouraged the acts that led to terrorism charges. closing arguments begin tomorrow. >> and classes resume today when a school was shut down for a good scrubbing after a water pipe ruptured revealing mold in the walls. flooring and a dry wall needed to be replaced and asbestos was removed. now the school is safe for students once again. >>a former teacher accused in a

youtube video of child sex abuse has now been arrested. she resigned, two weeks ago, from her job as a school administrator in southern california. >> she didn't think the video would be viral so quickly. >> you should be so ashamed and disgusted. >> i am. >> sure corridors of confronting a former teacher about the sexual abuse she says she suffered. monday night shares that these are arrested the teacher who now faces 16 felony charges. five counts of aggravated sexual assault on a child, 11 counts of lewd acts on a child. most recently an administrator at a high school and riverside, california. the school that she says was in the video asking to speak to her. >> i was 12 years old when i met you. do you realize you brainwashed me and manipulated me and that what you did was wrong? >> yes, i regret it.

>> she resigned january 17th, not long after the video was put up one youtube. another person claiming to be a victim has filed a complaint accusing the former school district of negligence. jamie says the abuse happened off and on for six years starting when she was 12. as an adult she said she considered going to the police but she saw that the statute of limitations had run out. in a statement released the attorney says it's his duty to see justice prevail in the midst of a wildfire. fortunately the justice system requires more than just a video to determine the facts of the case. >>chris christie says he'll cooperate with a government subpoena into the so-called bridge scandal... even if two former staffers won't. the new jersey governor fired aide bridget kelly, for allegedly closing several lanes of the bridge from manhattan to fort lee, new jersey. >> she didn't tell me the truth and i fired her. what i said to

all these people who have lawyers now is that i hope they would share information with us. i also understand people have rights and it will exercise those rights as they see fit and they are advised to do. >>christie says he'll hand over any records state and federal investigators want. the governor says some of his underlings acted without his knowledge, to close the bridge, in an act of political retribution against the mayor of fort lee. four major tech companies are revealing the details of the government's secret requests for data on internet users. the national security agency asked for information on tens of thousands of users of yahoo, microsoft, google and facebook. and leaked information reveals, the n-s-a may also have intercepted user information *without the companies' knowledge. a microsoft attorney says the government still hasn't promised to stop the illegal hacking. anyone having problems with the insurance they received through "health care dot gov" is facing a dead end when it comes to fixing them. the washington post reports that 22-thousand people filed appeals to fix mistakes in their coverage. but the computer program that's

supposed to process those appeals is not even built yet. the affordable care act guarantees due process for customers who believe they've been overcharged or denied coverage. but right now there is no infrastructure to conduct reviews or hearings. the agency that oversees "healthcare dot gov" says its working on that. chupacabra they think they found it. these are pictures it has been spotted three times in two weeks. this is the houston area. one man has called in a trapper to set up a cage to hopefully catch the creature. it looks like a coyote but lacks verve. one animal control expert thinks it's the result of in breeding animals and been released into the wild. demetrius nickname in college ... >> that looks like a coyote to me. 11 degrees is our current temperature right now. wind and

five bottles. the wind will shift today. we get snow from a system coming our way and some like affect snell because the wind is coming off the lake. 14 degrees at the lakefront. o'hare read and 11. much warmer than yesterday. some light composite shows the system coming out of the south and the west. as it moves in from that direction it taps into the gulf of mexico picking up some moisture. we will have a wide swath of heavy snow as it continues to move through. the snow does not get here until this evening. it should press into the region. it will be heavy at times tonight. if you have plans they may change because of the snow. rush hour could be treacherous tomorrow. three-6 in. of snow expected. three to the northwest. six plus in portions of like porter and indiana. 26 degrees today. snow is likely by the evening. tomorrow's high

temperature is 24. chance of snow early in the day then we cooled down when it's down to minus 5 degrees. >> still ahead, more on the 10th birthday of facebook. >> and -- why a daiquiri drink is causing controversy in washington. plus -- a man survived being lost in the pacific ocean for a more than a year. what he says kept him going. and in sports -- joakim noah does not stick around to see the end of his rebounding streak.

ash is falling after explosions came from a volcano in ecuador. the tungurahua volcano has been erupting since saturday. ash has been reported in five provinces. areas around the volcano have already been evacuated. >> nice job with the pronunciation. you can't pronounce rutherford but you nailed the volcano name. >> i am requesting a new seat! >> a backlash from residents for a new drink on the menu. residents are angry that the daiquiri factory named a drink state grape kool-aid. date

great kool-aid. that's just wrong. a date rape? that is not cool. they say it sounds like a date rape. they even started a facebook page to get the name changed. but the bar says it will not. this is the drink is selling out. confirm whether a man was really lost at sea, for 13 months. jose alvarenga says he and a friend set out for a fishing trip, on the pacific ocean, when they got stranded. he says his friend eventually died, but he continued to drift from mexico. about a year later he showed up on the marshall islands in the north pacific. he says he lived off fish, turtles, rain, and sometimes urine. he says he considered suicide, but his faith pushed him through the ordeal. so far officials have only confirmed that he lived in mexico. >> what do you have to show for

your life? >> not much. i don't have a long beard like that guy. i'm jealous. time for sports. joakim noah had a streak of 18 games with double- digit rebounds, but his anger did not allow him to make it to 19. the bulls halfway through their road trip with a stop in sacramento. bulls down three early... damarcus cousins posts up on taj gibson, and powers his way inside for the dunk... he scored a game- high 25 points. you can't just erase the sound. bulls still down in the third when noah gets called for a loose ball foul... he disagrees with the call and promptly lets the referees know it with some colorful language. he gets ejected, and could face further discipline from the league. noah has apologized, but the bulls score a season- low, and lose 99-70. patrick kane playing in l-a, just hours after the death of

his grandfather. hawks on a power play a minute into the game... and kane slips one past his olympic teammate jonathan quick... then points to the sky. later in the period... hawks with a three- on- one breakaway, and kane centers to bryan bickell who breaks out of his slump with his eighth goal. hawks back up in the third... patrick sharp steals the puck and centers to kane for his second goal of the night... his first multi- goal game since december 14-th. the hawks win 5-3, and sweep the season series with the kings. notre dame visiting newly- minted number-one team, syracuse. the irish down ten in the final seconds of the half... trevor cooney puts up a three to beat the buzzer... he was nine- of- 12 from long range. notre dame pull within seven in the second... but cooney goes underneath for the lay-up and the foul... he scored a game- high 33 to keep syracuse undefeated. notre dame loses 61-55, and falls to three- and seven in the a-c-c. depaul also lost to georgetown, 71-59. northwestern's drew crawford was named co- big ten player of the week. and the bulls are back in action tonight in phoenix.

there is. we have it all. let's take a look at the snow coming our way. it should be here in time for the evening. bedtime for everybody. three-6 in. of snow. some areas to the south could get more. winter weather advisory has been issued going into effect at 6:00 p.m.. we stayed dry today. the snow does not come in until 5:00. it is coming from the south. it's 14 at the lakefront. some light composite shows a system coming out of the southwest. it will be here later this evening. today's high is 26. typical high is 32. but we haven't been typical since about halloween. it's windy with heavy snow. tamara's i will be 24. the snow is out of here by lunchtime. thursday's high is only 11. saturday we

have the chance of snow. high temperature is 23. >> we are starting out here with an issue through this intersection. they just opened this after police activity. but it's still slow. we should have some recovery in the next few minutes. heading eastbound to morgan, we still have some blockage for the 15 minute bling closures. we're 15 minutes away from seeing this picked up. things will start to move smoothly through the air after that. numbers look good. no big delays. as you head out today you should be in good shape. >> the king of social media. that came. he spends more time on twitter and face book than anybody else. >> i'm sure nancy would argue with me. >> she's the queen of you are became. >> it feels like just yesterday

i was on my space. but one of the producers said you should try this thing on face book and i said what's that? i am on my space. why would i want this book? 10 years later here we are talking about the 10th birthday. in case you wondered how we got from there to now, here is a recap. >> i just spent the last week in a relationship with a girl broke up with a week before. >> it began in 2004. creating the face book in a harvard dorm room. a social network for college students. >> if you are in a relationship or just hooking up. >> a 2005 other college students were able to use it eventually move to his schools. in 2006, anybody over 13 could join. they also launched a new speed

feature. the beginning of the and for those annoying status updates. >> pat can't wait to have chinese food. >> 2009, the light button is introduced. location features are added. >> i need to do something substantial to get attention because they are exclusive. it's fun. it leads to a better life. >> also, a movie about facebook, the social network hits theaters. it's a hit. in 2011 they aimed to chronicle your entire life with the time line feature. in 2012 the company acquires a photo sharing site for $1 billion. one month later, this book ipo hits the market. >> we created a way to enjoy your friend stories and enjoy it

a range of new subjects. >> 2014, 10 years later they're ready to launch a new product, they're hoping it would change the way you consume your news. >> paper is out. we'll talk about that in the next hour. call you can calculate how much time you have wasted on face book since he joined. >> will be here seven years later? >> i don't see how it won't but i don't know the capacity. >> i think it will be obsolete for the number generation. >>coming up... why a judge is keeping chris brown out of jail. and whatreports say police foun0

bags of heroine, syringes and prescription drugs in philip seymour hoffman's manhattan apartment. the 46 year-old oscar winner was found dead of an apparent drug overdose on sunday. law enforcement found hoffman on his bathroom floor with a syringe in his arm. the actor had admitted to struggles with addiction over the years and had entered rehab last year, after a long stretch of sobriety. no further information will be released until an autopsy is performed. chris brown will stay in rehab a few more weeks despite a prosecutor's request that he be

thrown in jail. brown has been on probation since pleading guilty to one assault charge, stemming from an arrest 5 years ago. the singer has been in a rehab program for anger issues and expected to complete the rehab program on february 19. he has to travel to washington for a hearing on a different assault charge february 20th. kevin jonas and his wife danielle welcomed a baby girl to the family on sunday. the jonas brother-turned- reality star practically live- tweeted the birth of "alena rose". pictures of her and the proud new mom showed up online soon after. the baby is the first child for the couple and the first baby for any jonas brother. that is sweet. >> the snow is coming from the south. you will see that it's still on the flip side not getting here until 5:00. we expect it to be heavy tonight. three-6 in. for the entire region. some areas it to the

south could see more. we dry out by lunchtime tomorrow. >> your morning headlines are coming up.

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